Music itself … offers us a pattern of how we actually experience the world and our lives. It presents to us a morphology of human existence. … I propose that spirituality has to do with sounding life before God. Because we live through time music is perhaps our most natural medium for coming to terms with time and attending to the transcendent elements in making sense of our temporality. Our lives, like music, have pitch, tempo, tone, release, dissonance, harmonic convergence, as we move through times of grief, delight, hope, anger and joy. In short music has this deep affinity to our spiritual temperament and desire. Our lives like music can only be understood in remembering the passage through time. The order of sound is comprehended as we remember and reconfigure the previously heard in light of the yet to be heard. So, too, the deeper desires and yearning of the human soul are not understood until a larger pattern emerges.